Growing up, Hirano Yui's world held no one but herself, until a cute rabbit suddenly entered it.
He was weak, insecure, and couldn't do anything right. Though he sometimes showed his fangs, Hirano Yui was quite satisfied. At last, she'd found something that belonged only to her, something that would stay right where it was and wait for her, no matter what she did. Even though he kept talking about things she couldn't understand at all, like friendship and bonds, she was willing to play along.
Then one day, the connection between them suddenly began to crack. His world grew larger and larger, and he started looking at people other than her. He was still as gentle and accepting toward her as ever, but he had also become brave and steadfast. The sight of him, shining brighter because of other people, made her more and more uneasy, and unfamiliar feelings of irritation and bitterness began to grow inside her.
Then, when she saw him arrive in a rush, his face tense with worry after being late yet again because of some family matter, Hirano Yui suddenly understood what that feeling was.
So this was how much she hated him.
CP: 27.
I'm still terrible at writing blurbs, orz.
This is probably a bittersweet love story (for 27) and a love story (for Yui). Yeah, I'm sure of it.
Any OOC is on me.
This story will enter paid status on February 11, starting with Chapter 28. Thank you all for your support! -- 2026.2.10
-- Quietly leaving a volleyball-themed upcoming story here: "The Things Sakusa Didn't Know"
Also known as "The Thing Hayakawa Rie Didn't Know"
Mutual pining, one-on-one romance
If you're interested, please add it to your favorites. If not, just pretend you didn't see this. Sorry to bother you, orz.
Here's the blurb:
Hayakawa Rie likes Sakusa.
Like any ordinary teenage girl, she secretly keeps an eye on the person she likes, cares about everything that happens to him, and does silly things that she later thinks she never should have done.
But being an idol means her feelings are a secret she can't share. Sakusa will never know.
Hayakawa Rie thinks she might be living out a bittersweet youth drama. Though she has regrets, she's already quite content with things as they are.
When they meet again later, their frequent encounters make her wonder if perhaps she's in a long-awaited reunion story instead.
Until one day, she happens to hear that she'd turned down Sakusa's confession.
Hayakawa Rie's brain shuts down on the spot, and she looks just like a confused cat floating through space: "What? What are you talking about?!"
"Are you talking about me? I turned down his confession?"
"When did that happen?!"
So this was a mystery story after all?!
Theme: Learn to love yourself and life
Totally like the ending of 115! He recognized the reality and his own strength and made a very reasonable choice. That's why it has a sour taste! It's all about love and love, friendship and friendship, and a sense of refreshment. With such a setting and character, it would be even weirder to end up making dumplings. Just like the initial choice, in the tug of love and hate, choose to end it neatly after admitting your feelings and loving them. Even if you don't necessarily let go completely, life is full of regrets! Regret is the truly unforgettable emotion. Hahahaha, but I did see that my wife was having a very difficult labor in the later stages, and I waited for 3 months before it was over. If it was a sadomasochistic relationship, I might burst into tears. That's what happens with faucets. But I think the ending of 115 is really great 💪 💪 [spread flowers]
27. Sense of crisis, sense of crisis (exhortation)
I feel like 27 actually doesn't love Xiao Wei that much. Both when he was a child and when he grew up, his feelings for the heroine were relatively flat. He was more dependent on her. Many times, love seemed to be superficial. Maybe it was because Xiao Wei's perspective was strong in love and hate, but his character was relatively cold, which made him feel awkward and disconnected.
The only thing is to lose it after you get it...
The gap is too big. Sawada Tsunayoshi (
Ending: Spreading Flowers [Spreading Flowers] is really good at writing! It does appear later that the big letters are not as smooth as the previous ones, but the impact is not big. In fact, I like this direction very much ❤️ and feel that the ending of 115 is particularly good. There is no need to force he. Maybe after he, I feel that I don't feel that way anymore (forgive my lack of language). I can get every step of Xiao Wei's choices in big letters, and the logic is smooth. I like it very much 😳 but actually I also read the last two chapters hehe! Still praise 115!!
A particularly good ending. Although it feels like it's bewildered, it's actually in line with the character's inner choice. It's so beautiful, such a sour and sour feeling.
Holy shit, holy crap, I love this ending!! [Spreading flowers][Spreading flowers]😍 Well written! That's it. I can no longer be a member of the same world. Well written, madam! This sour emotional scale is well grasped 😆 💪 [spread flowers]
What happened? I suddenly couldn't understand the current time. Has it reached the normal time?
Will the next chapter return to the original timeline?